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With the addition of four-player multiplayer, Army Men: Air Combat is the best game to bear the Army Men name. Read the Review

If you've been looking for a good multiplayer game that you and a couple friends can play over and over again, BattleTanx is right up your alley. Read the Review

Playing BattleTanx: Global Assault will remind you of renting SNES and Genesis games that, while not scoring any high marks for technical merit, were simply fun to play. Read the Review

If you've got a N64, and you're into puzzle or action games, I highly, highly recommend this cartridge. Read the Review

For gamers looking for something almost completely unique or even just a big, dumb game to fill the void before Zelda comes out, Body Harvest fits the bill nicely. Read the Review

Bomberman is easily the most prolific character in video game history. Read the Review

Argonaut's Buck Bumble has the look and feel of a first generation Nintendo 64 game that missed its boat. Read the Review

The puzzles in this game are what really prevent it from getting a lower score. Read the Review

It's fast, fun, and pretty exciting. Read the Review

If you haven't played the PlayStation version, and you are only interested in the game because of your fond memories of playing Final Fight or Streets of Rage, you'd better rent this one first. Read the Review

Gauntlet Legends is another piece of evidence that indicates that some classics should be left well enough alone. Read the Review

Mystical Ninja is a solid, quirky, and entirely rehashed title that holds its own well against the horde of painful Mario clones. Read the Review

If you are an Evangelion fan and you already have the videos and an N64, then this game is probably for you. But be forewarned - it's for no one else. Read the Review

Just start out playing it on the hard difficulty to ensure you get your money's worth. Read the Review

While a decent game on its own, Paper Boy 64 doesn't capture the magic of the original arcade game. Read the Review